House prices will fall more than expected this year, but affordability issues will not ease any time soon, ANZ economists say.

Kiwis have embraced exercising at home since Covid-19 hit, but those home workouts bring increased risk.

The database used to reconnect families split by war was hacked this week, the International Committee of the Red Cross said.

Customers are dining at Prefab, but serving staff are not wearing masks or checking vaccine passes.

Tamariki vaccination rates are not high enough and whānau haven’t the time or resources to “stock up” for an Omicron outbreak, the Iwi Chairs Forum says.

After Tamati Ruru woke up to find his car’s window smashed, he drove to the victim’s home to confront him. He ended up breaking the man’s back.

The speaker's comments have been applauded by some, but others say it encourages panic buying.

HMNZS Wellington crew are doing water quality and infrastructure checks while awaiting the arrival of a second ship, carrying 25,000 litres of water.

Mohammed Raheesh Isoof will serve at least 20 years for fatally poisoning a family of five found dead on a clifftop.

A Kiwi father in Papua New Guinea is still waiting desperately for an MIQ exemption, so his 9-year-old daughter can get urgent surgery on her shattered arm.

Sean Murrihy's family feared the worst after he was last seen more than a week ago, before heading to the rugged Remutaka Forest Park.

One person was treated for possible smoke inhalation after being inside a rural Canterbury house in Kirwee when a fire broke out.

One 24-year-old solo mum was at home with her son watching everyone panic buy, knowing there was no way she could do that: "I still only had my $50 to spend on food.”

Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi was too ill to attend parliament this week, and preparations are under way for him to receive urgent care in Aotearoa.

Police and fire investigators are looking into a second fire on Goat Island, off the coast of Riwaka, on Friday afternoon.

A helicopter was called to Pōhara, in the Tasman region, after reports of a person falling into a crevasse.

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Students and staff at most of New Zealand's universities will need to be vaccinated for the new term.

Up to six vehicles are blocking lanes on the Northern Motorway heading north after a multi-vehicle crash.

The moment Janelle Hazeldine first held her daughter is when she knew the true meaning of “bittersweet”.